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Cronometer: Calorie Counter vs EatBeat - Free Calorie Tracker

At a glance

Key facts for both apps
Attribute
SubtitleNutrition, macro, diet trackerMeal Planner & Food Diary
DeveloperCronometer Software IncEatBeat OU
App Store rating4.77 (88729 reviews)4.85 (26 reviews)
PricingFree · 7 in-app purchase option(s)Free · 5 in-app purchase option(s)
TrialFree version available with limited features; Gold subscription required for advanced tools.A 7-day trial is offered with the 'EatBeat PRO 1 Month 7d trial' subscription.

Pricing & trial

Pricing comparison
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SummaryFree · 7 in-app purchase option(s)Free · 5 in-app purchase option(s)
TrialFree version available with limited features; Gold subscription required for advanced tools.A 7-day trial is offered with the 'EatBeat PRO 1 Month 7d trial' subscription.

Who each app suits best

Cronometer: Calorie Counter

  • Data-Driven Users — Ideal for those who want precise, verified nutritional data.
  • Micronutrient Trackers — Best for users monitoring specific vitamin or mineral deficiencies.

EatBeat - Free Calorie Tracker

  • Casual Eaters — Individuals who want to track their food and nutrition without strict dieting or intense workout regimens.
  • Motivation Seekers — Users who benefit from gamified elements like 'Health Points' to stay consistent with healthy eating habits.
  • Nutrient-Curious — Those interested in understanding a broad spectrum of nutrients beyond just calories, protein, fat, and carbs.
  • Meal Planners — Individuals looking for smart meal suggestions and cooking ideas to balance their diet.

Feature checklist

Coverage from our catalog flags. Values are editorial signals, not a guarantee of every device build.

Scores

Editorial model scores on our scale — distinct from star ratings in app stores.

Guide score comparison by criterion
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Review themes

Short synthesis of what users often praise or criticize — not a substitute for reading recent reviews yourself.

Highlights users liked

Cronometer: Calorie Counter

Micronutrient tracking; Verified food database

EatBeat - Free Calorie Tracker

Nutrient tracking; Meal ideas/recipes

Common complaints

Cronometer: Calorie Counter

Missing remaining macro totals; Syncing issues

EatBeat - Free Calorie Tracker

App bugs/stability; Localization issues

Bottom line

For most people prioritising overall polish and scores in our dataset, Cronometer: Calorie Counter is the stronger default — still compare pricing and features above before you switch.

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